The Finnish public broadcasting, YLE, is trying to claim tens of Finns were infected with the novel coronavirus – or COVID-19 – while in Estonia; […]
On 5 August, the Estonian Health Board reported 22 new positive coronavirus cases over the last 24 hours, out of 961 tests taken and being
Estonia sees a rise in positive coronavirus tests Read More
The Estonian ambassador to Finland, Harri Tiido, resigned his post and is leaving the foreign service in a protest against the current government of Estonia.
The Estonian ambassador to Finland resigns in a protest against the government Read More
The British government’s foreign office has launched an information campaign targeting more than one million Brits across Europe, including Estonia, with support and advice on
The British government launches an information campaign to support UK nationals in Estonia Read More
Estonia is participating in the joint project of the European Union, “EU solidarity with the Russian civil society: assistance to elderly people and adults with
THIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN CONSIDERABLY UPDATED WITH NEW INFORMATION. A black Mercedes SUV with Estonian licence plates drove into a crowd in the German capital,
UPDATED: A car with Estonian licence plates drives into a crowd in Berlin, injuring six Read More
Based on the novel coronavirus infection rate, starting from Monday, 27 July, people arriving in Estonia from eleven countries will need to self-isolate for 14
People arriving in Estonia from eleven countries will need to self-isolate Read More
An individual with a positive coronavirus test and symptoms – colloquially called a covidiot (COVID-19 + idiot) – either out of sheer stupidity or intentionally
A covidiot in Estonia visits a spa, a nightclub and multiple stores Read More
The government of the United Kingdom and the Scottish government have lifted the mandatory 14-day self-quarantine requirement for people arriving in England and Scotland from
On 23 July, the Estonian foreign ministry summoned the ambassador of the Russian Federation to Estonia, Aleksandr Petrov, to explain Russia’s recent attempts to depict
